Kiefer Gulbis - Munich 2009

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Munich 2009 - 1st round

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Nicolas Kiefer

Ernests Gulbis

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37

183cm

Height

191cm

80kg

Weight

85kg

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Vchowdary

Vchowdary

Hilarious to see players blame coaches or people in their box for losing.

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Charansingh

My expert prediction is that Jelena wins this match--,No, no..I change that to I GUARANTEE Jelena wins this match! If she loses, I will send my houseboy back to Korea and try and survive without his

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